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Bangladesh Nationalist Party has completed all its preparations to hold its widely publicised grand rally in the city today.>> A high official of the United States government yesterday expressed 'concern' about Bangladesh's future and spelt out the measures the US expects Dhaka to take if it is to become a 'full partner' in its battle against Islamic terrorism. >> The commerce minister, Altaf Hossain Chowdhury, on Tuesday claimed he did not return empty-handed from the just-concluded ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation in Hong Kong despite Washington?s avowed unwillingness to provide Dhaka duty-free access for garment products.>> The main opposition Awami League on Tuesday criticised the government for its failure to protect the country?s interests in the just-concluded ministerial conference of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Hong Kong.

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Head Line	News Source	Issue Date
SAFE meet ends Recommendations for member states finalised	The Daily Independent	2005-03-27
Anti-smoking law;Law enforcers yet to get any order to act	The Daily Independent	2005-03-27
Alliance govt ruining country, alleges Jalil	The Daily Independent	2005-03-27
India shows scanty interest;Common power grid proposal still up in air	The Daily Independent	2005-03-27
Mannan offers talks with opposition to resolve disputes	The Daily Independent	2005-03-27
Habiganj-3 bypoll;2 submits BNP nomination papers to party office	The Daily Independent	2005-03-27
AL brings out huge procession; Pull down govt for an early Parliament election	The Daily Observer	2005-03-27
Alternative to power crisis sought	The Daily Observer	2005-03-27
Attack on AL office at Laxmipur: 10 injured	The Daily Observer	2005-03-27
Ex-Bac director in action again; Issues letter to staff, assigns ACC duties	The Daily Star	2005-03-27
Anti-smoking law effective from today	The Daily Star	2005-03-26
Nation celebrates 34th Independence Day today	The New Nation	2005-03-26
CCC elections acid test of fairness; EC plans foolproof security	The Daily Star	2005-03-26
BNP-AL truce, more burning than reform	The New Nation	2005-03-26
Six diseases cause 73 pc of child deaths: WHO	The Daily Star	2005-03-26
Govt can't be removed by hartal, siege: Mannan	The New Nation	2005-03-26
Water sharing treaty: Razzak protests Hafiz's comment	The New Nation	2005-03-26
Govt not sincere about CHT treaty, says Larma	The Daily Star	2005-03-26
6 mini power plants to be installed in remote UZs under RAPSS	The Daily Observer	2005-03-26
Morshed urges Thais to invest more in Bangladesh	The Daily Observer	2005-03-26
Young girl abducted in Ctg	The Daily Observer	2005-03-26
Anwar says;Reforms in EC may be discussed with opposition	The Daily Observer	2005-03-26
Million dollars export order from leather fair expected	The Daily Observer	2005-03-26
US ban on Chinese textile imports may benefit Dhaka	The Daily Observer	2005-03-26
Human Chain Demands; Bring Matiur's remains back from Pakistan	The Daily Star	2005-03-26
Labour unrest pushes BTTB cell phone launching into uncertainty	The Daily Observer	2005-03-26
5 joint venture hospitals in city by next year	The Daily Star	2005-03-26
Drug traders eyeing to fetch billions of Taka by exporting medicines	The Daily Observer	2005-03-26
Rab completes one year of operation	The Daily Star	2005-03-26
Licence procedure for freight forwarders being finalised by Apr 15	The Daily Observer	2005-03-26
Neither RAB nor any other force can serve the purpose, unless?	The Daily Star	2005-03-26
Ctg to be made attractive mega-city for tourists: Nasir	The Daily Observer	2005-03-26
Canada: Trampling on justice	The Daily Star	2005-03-26
BGMEA urges India to help ensure duty-free access of Bangladeshi goods	The Daily Observer	2005-03-26
Combating corruption: From good intention to good action	The Daily Star	2005-03-26

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Whispering campaign against media The surreptitious manner in which the Press Council chairman has been moving towards imposing new curbs on the media is disturbing. If he has indeed suggested to the government that amendments be made in the existing laws dealing with the press (and there are reasons to believe he has), he has only reinforced the notion that the future of
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